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Thermaltake Level 10 Chassis Review: Can BMW Change PC Design?
PC Perspective's reader Craig Mullaney scored the first review with the Thermaltake Level 10 computer case. And the site was kind enough to share it with us, in full, here. Spoiler: it's as ridiculously awesome as we'd expect: More »Thermaltake's BMW-Designed Level 10 Supercase Now Available Pre-Constructed For $2499
Thermaltake didn't take our advice on their Level 10 case, but the BMW-design is still one of the most unique you can buy. Speaking of that, you can score the OEM-ed system now exclusively from iBUYPOWER starting at $2499. More »This Is What the Thermaltake Level 10 Case Actually Looks Like
The image of the Level 10 we saw back in March looked fantastic. Glossy, stylish and oh so beautiful. But now? Now reality disappoints once again. More »BMW Level 10 PC Case Is Art Deco Cray Supercomputer
I don't know how Level 10 works, but apparently this PC case—designed by BMW DesignworksUSA for Thermaltake—is real. It looks like the son of a Terminator and a Cray supercomputer conceived in Miami. More »Thermaltake's Xpressar PC Case Uses Actual Fridge Compressor For Cooling
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